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Movie Micro Comment: King Kong
Marley 2021-12-09 08:01:20
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Blaise 2021-12-09 08:01:20
3.5. Willis O'Brien. Subtext of white racism; components of capitalism, colonialism, sexual tension, highly metaphysical (director and adventurer, hunter, laborer (including heroine, boatman, King Kong), dreamer who brings back the spectacle, Directing the heroine's screaming performance-became the main behavior mode afterwards; consciously using King Kong's fascination with blonde women, the conclusion comes out and tells the conclusion: Beauty killed the beast; King Kong is shown in front of the stage-this time is not a movie, although He is regarded as the [unsuccessful] director who is always shooting monkeys and tigers), a series of big scene shows (King Kong vs. various huge creatures, King Kong makes a big noise in New York, and the Empire State Building is killed). The agility of the personality strengthening of the eyes and body movements, rarely see the monsters invading the human world. They can kill and destroy in cold blood, while clearly letting the audience perceive that they are pure (and not too cute) and not innocent (take off the girl). The main clothes), in the end, the heroine did not make an emotional response too deliberately.
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Blaise 2022-03-24 09:01:51
There are many loopholes, but to be honest, it was really awesome to have this imagination and technique at that time!
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Theatre Patron: Say, what's Denham got, anyway?
Another theatre patron: [in doubtful pre-disgust] Well, it better be good after all this ballyhoo!
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[first lines]
Charles Weston: Say, is this the moving picture ship?
Watchman: The Venture? Yeah. Are you going on this crazy voyage?
Charles Weston: What's crazy about it?